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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1935
Page
4
Publishing notice outlines subscription rates for The Canberra Times with annual and advance payment options. It mentions home delivery service in Canberra and Queanbeyan, special arrangements, and contact details for updating names and addresses.
Weather bulletin for Canberra covers 24 hours ending January 18 with wind and precipitation details. Mentions January 1 and January 15 readings, but many figures are garbled. Provides a snapshot of daily conditions and notable changes in the period.
In Queanbeyan residents report a rat infestation in the town center prompting calls for action. Local officials say the issue is under review, with cleanup and preventive measures planned to curb the problem and reassure the community.
In Morungarell, C Furhes starred for Temora as he scored 98 off one over in a district cricket clash. Warhes opened with a strong spell, while Walle and the sixth innings added significant pressure.
The Commonwealth Government plans regulations to require wireless installations on all vessels off the Australian coast, citing lives saved in recent decades. Critics cite expense, but unions press for universal coverage as coastal and interstate ships remain outside existing laws. The Sumatra and Coramba disasters bolster public support for life-saving wireless gear.
An announcement, likely from the Loan Council, indicates plans to reschedule a February meeting. The Cheteman of the Lann Council notes the meeting was to be held in February but a later date is now anticipated due to unspecified reasons.
The former President of the Senate Sir Walter Kingsmill received a public funeral in Sydney with a service at St Andrew's Cathedral and a procession to Remkwood. Leaders including the Postmaster-General and War Service officials attended, paying tribute to a man noted for public responsibility and extensive involvement in national affairs.
A fragmented report discusses the wool trade, noting concerns over grease content and price impacts on the industry. It mentions leadership within the wool and worsted textiles sector and hints at potential shifts if processing costs rise or fall, reflecting ongoing industry debates.
A garbled local tribute notes cheerful sentiment toward diggers and retirees. Mentions Ged Petten Gos bias and a retiring governor of Sem Hostn with fragmented phrasing and unclear details. The readable portions imply a ceremonial homage with people and places but lack coherent facts or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a humorous, archaic style piece attributed to Phillip wad. It mentions a character Petlowy with Wind Ven and humour of their own, hinting at a setting with highs and lows, and a suggestion to pack up troubles. The fragment lacks clear narrative or context.
Melbourne report of a Beleave Committee hearing on the cost of research. Prof Murray argues only a small share of government funds reach productive ends, urging reforms in agricultural and medical education, hospital systems, and national research foundation. Figures and opinions from J B Brigden and others crowd the debate. The article also notes wool production concerns and a postal service director’s statements on sail plans.
Queanbeyan debates a hospital contribution scheme at a meeting of the Hospital Commission. Topics include eligibility, patient charges, exemptions, and the period of benefit, with plans for a 12 week coverage and a new appointee to inaugurate the scheme.
A fragmented report describes an AWA robot or automaton linked to Sydney and Rugby England, with mentions of New Guinea, Indo China, and American or Indo-Chinese contexts. The piece notes the device’s uncanny instrument, high spend traffic expectations, and factory production at Electric Works.
Discussion in the Commonwealth arouses interest in finding payable oil, with advocates arguing for government subsidy and expert support while cautioning against private ventures. Officials note geologists will assist, and funding is to be split between departments, with Commonwealth refinements leading the research amid strong optimism.
The Queanbeyan Board of Management discussed heavy rains and drainage challenges. Officials urged competent engineers and a staged plan while noting auxiliary receipts and expenses, with the Municipal Scheme to be examined and hospital works approved at a quoted price of 260.
Justice My Rogers reports extensive inquiry into numerous companies including Mercury and McArthur linked trusts in Britain and New Zealand. Recommendations urge liquidation of Investment Value Trust Ltd or restructuring with safeguards while preserving public interest and considering government action after consultations.
The Treasury department confirms the retirement of Mr Hd Petrie after years as Compiler for Trade Statiettes in the Stati branch. Bernard Mahony chosen to succeed him, joining the service under a new amendment to the Service Act. The Melbourne and Canberran officials including Dr. Es We Nott and Mr. Shulard are noted in the retirement context.
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